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Every day, people around the world subject themselves to tests, contributing data for research studies, clinical diagnoses, and care. But should donors have access to their raw data?[2] What right, for example, should a donor have to download the raw output from a genetic screen of her saliva? As technology allows more people to access more information and makes tests once found only in expensive laboratories available and affordable from companies, should we worry about information overload triggering uninformed decisions from consumers? Or is more data always a good thing?

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